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Strumming the guitar, Julia Woody signs Fishin' in the Dark By Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Accompanying AC Lab Country Band, she helped interpret one of the 4 songs played.

ASL 3 students sign at Guitar Festival for second year, accompany twelve songs

Julia Dean, Digital Media Asst. Editor In Chief May 2, 2025

Started by the former school rock band, the annual Guitar Festival has developed into a multi-band show for the Lafayette community. Starting in 2024, the festival partnered with ASL 2 classes to have...

A team consisting of seniors Ella Luvai and Raymond Murphy-Cazembe, junior Mary Kirtley and sophomore Luke Matheus introduce themselves to the crowd as "Time Flies" while flapping their hands on Friday, Apr. 25. The performance was Undefined's last improv show of the 2024-2025 school year.

Final Bows, New Beginnings

Abby Scott and Darby Morel April 29, 2025

Undefined ended their 2024-2025 season April 25. The show's theme was surrounded around the future, and all team's names were related to time and the future. Last Friday's show was also the last...

Before throwing the ball to a teammate, senior goalkeeper Beck Henderson holds the ball to slow the pace of the game. Henderson has signed a letter of intent to play collegiate soccer for i2i Academy at Leeds Beckett University in England.

Kickin’ it in England

Darby Morel, Reporter April 16, 2025

After talking to his recruiter in the lobby of a hotel, Beck Henderson was offered a spot at a prestigious soccer academy in England. Henderson was visiting England for a month for a tryout with i2i...

On Jan 7, a disasterous fire swept in and completly destroyed Class of ‘95 graduate, Neal Flesner's home. The image depicts the before and after effects of the fire.

‘I saw firsthand the devastation of our community’

Audrey Thomas, Reporter April 15, 2025

Jan. 7 was an unforgettable day for the residents of Pacific Palisades, a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California. Class of '95 graduate Neal Flesner was among those whose life would be changed forever.  As...

After being inspired by a challenge between two magicians in the 1900's, Class of ‘07 alumni John Kinney hosts a show for 52 audience members titled '1885.'

It’s Magic!

Marlie French, Reporter April 8, 2025

Every year, during his AP U.S. History classes, social studies teacher Steve Klawiter tells the story of "Magic John Kinney" a student who attended Lafayette in the early 2000's. "The kids would talk...

All kinds of posters, furniture and decorative pieces surround Orange Couch Coffee House and maintain the Friends-based set up. "I have the orange couch which is not like the orange couch from the show, but very similar looking. I went with the style of soft, warm, colorful as opposed to leather," cafe owner Maggie Schamber said.

Out and About: Orange Couch Coffee House

Ammu Lanka, Reporter April 1, 2025

When she came across available space in Eureka, cafe owner Maggie Schamber said it felt like a sign to finally fulfill her coffee business dreams. Although she was scared, Schamber took the risk and eventually...

In the past few years, Winter Guard has been one large team. This year, because so many people signed up, a JV division returned, creating a five-member group. For the JV team members, this means having strong connection to one another. "At first, I was sort of disappointed because I wanted to perform with the seniors for their last show," junior Mini Walden said. "But having a group of five, we're very close, we have a groupchat that's just to be silly."

Photo Contributed by Dawn Hagen

Tight-knit tosses

Ammu Lanka, Reporter March 31, 2025

When a football halftime is called, the Lancer Regiment, made up of both the marching band and Color Guard, take to the field, performing musically and visually with spinning flags, rifles and sabres. After...

Sophomore wrestler Carter Brown holds the leg of Willard wrestler Porter Talbot in the State semifinal match. This was a rematch of the Winnetonka final that Brown won to claim first place over Talbot in January.

Moving up the ranks

Theo Koury, Reporter March 13, 2025

As the final seconds ticked away, sophomore wrestler Carter Brown wore a smile on his face because he knew that he was going to be a State champion. “I knew I was going to win because there were a...

When she was just in 7th Grade, junior Isabelle Albert's mom was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Her mom is now in remission, but Albert decided to raise $50,000 for cancer research and advocacy under the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to help families navigate through such tough times.

Saving lives, one dollar at a time

Zosia Paciorek, Lancer Feed Asst. Editor In Chief March 3, 2025

To further their athletic and educational careers, the Preckel brothers both sign to a collegiate program. senior Jack Preckel will attend Missouri University of Science and Technology to play football and compete in Track & Field. senior Robby Preckel signs to play football at Northwestern University.

Winter signing day sees eight athletes commit to variety of universities

Rishit Sohaney and Theo Koury February 13, 2025

Eight student athletes across five different sports signed to a collegiate program, Feb. 10 to continue their athletic and educational careers. The Winter College Day signings took place during Ac-lab...

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